Allow passing models directly as parameters to odes.run()#46
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This change also begins to generalize to _BaseSINDy in order to support the Simultaneous/Single-Step/Joint SINDy of our dreams. However, that exposes up a lot of type holes in our heirarchy (perhaps a good thing long term).
It had previously been accepted that, when training SINDy models on multiple trajectories, you could just use a single trajectory for t. This works, but allows too many ways of doing the same thing (bad PEP 20).
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Because mitosis could only handle a few containers as parameters (e.g. nested dictionaries), all of these experiments were written with nested dictionaries as the parameter type. Now that mitosis allows parameters to be custom container classes, we should modify
odes.run()(and eventually, gridsearch) to allow them: It makes updating parameter names much easier due to IDE's static code analysis.